Open-Legal-Products/mike ★ Original
The original Mike: an open-source AI legal assistant with real case-law research, document workflows, and a self-hosting path.
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The original Mike: an open-source AI legal assistant with real case-law research, document workflows, and a self-hosting path.
willchen96's security-first take on Mike, adding OpenAI alongside Claude and Gemini and hardening the open-source build for anyone self-hosting.
A fresh fork of Mike aimed at running the whole app locally with one command and no cloud accounts.
A Mike fork that rips out the stock language model for Sakana AI's Fugu and teaches it to search the live web before answering.
A hands-on effort by ashlionTimeless to make Mike easy to run in a container and easy to watch while it works.
Mike moved into Microsoft Word, made self-hostable and pluggable, and hardened for production legal work.
Mike rebranded as Docket: an Azure-hosted legal assistant with CourtListener case-law lookup and admin oversight of chats.
A brand-new fork of Mike from @vimgitai whose opening move is a security-minded pass at tightening how backend data stays isolated.
falg23043/mike - firm-hosted Bedrock deployment, drops per-user Anthropic API keys
An in-house CarbonLeo build of Mike, rebranded as CarbonIQ, rehosted on Vercel with a login gate and Supabase behind it.
A systematic Azure-target port of willchen96/mike: swap Supabase auth for Entra ID, replace R2 with Azure Blob, add OpenAI/AOAI providers, and ship a self-contained local dev stack.
An Australia-branded take on Mike, currently laying the plumbing to publish itself as an installable package.
Kenya-law legal assistant with a memory-engineered Python RAG sidecar, Claude-only LLM, and a product rebrand to Iroh
A fork that turns Mike into a fully self-hosted app you stand up with one command, no external accounts.
A practice-management platform reshaping Mike into a tool for French law firms - dossiers, mail triage, and government legal sources in one place.
Maintenance fork: Next.js CVE patch and a Railway deploy-toolchain swap.
A legal-flavored fork of Mike whose only move so far is making the project easier to stand up.
mdelias is getting Mike stood up on Railway and wiring in OpenRouter as an extra model backend.
A security-minded fork of Mike where @lawyered0 hardens access control, safer deletes, and smoother integrations for legal workspaces.
A fresh fork of Mike from FinRegOps that, so far, only tracks upstream - no original product work yet.
A near-stock fork of Mike whose one move so far is making the backend easy to ship as a container.
Ollama local inference, voice input, and Docker deployment - infrastructure-focused fork
A Mike fork whose one distinctive move is offering @concentrate-ai's own hosted, ZDR-aware model as an opt-in fourth provider.
A privately-branded UK legal-practice build of Mike, hardened for production and wired into British public legal data.
A safety-first take on Mike from @b1rdmania, focused on making first-run setup safe and document exports tamper-evident.
A quiet fork of Mike where niknorf is sharpening how the project-chat assistant reasons about legal work and resists prompt injection.
A self-hostable spin on Mike, packaged so you can stand the whole stack up on your own servers with Docker.
A lightly-rebranded take on Mike from IsamuYun, focused so far on deployment plumbing and keeping the app standing when its data layer hiccups.
An early fork of Mike from bidrl, laying the first plumbing to wire it into external AI tools and data sources.
@LoneRifle's take on Mike, with an eye toward talking to model providers like Gemini through one clean abstraction.
taxibox is quietly wiring Mike up for internal company use - Microsoft sign-in and a staging box of its own.
A fork that reorganizes Mike around the matter, giving the assistant memory that persists across every conversation about a case.
A self-hostable take on Mike from sherpadvisorylab, wiring up container deployment and tightening sign-in security.
Pivot to investment research workspace
A near-parity fork of Mike whose one visible thread is keeping Google Workspace connections alive past their first hour.
A fork exploring how Mike's assistant chat plugs into outside tools and holds its connection during slow requests.
christsx's fork rebrands the upstream Mike project as "Law OS," sweeping the new name through the docs.
Deployment infrastructure: Dockerfiles, Wrangler config, CI, and a multi-host guide
A days-old personal fork of Mike, so far occupied with getting the app running on its owner's machine.
A staging ground for upstream fixes: bmersereau is quietly running a security audit on Mike, one pull request at a time.
Infrastructure-focused fork adding Bedrock, Cloudflare Workers support, and a direct Postgres query path
MakFly's fork of Mike, brought over as a fresh standalone copy with no meaningful product divergence yet.
Lina OS is Mike reskinned as a warm, editorial legal assistant from a law firm, with a no-signup demo and a cloud deployment path.
Active fork adding OpenAI/vLLM providers, user-controlled MCP connectors, and LLM-layer security guardrails
Mike reborn as Misú: a bilingual English/Romanian fork that has moved the whole product onto Cloudflare.
@tksuns12's fork of Mike, quietly exploring how to make the app speak more than one language.
A Turkish-law assistant called ArthurLegal, built on Mike and packaged so a non-technical lawyer can install it in one click.
OrigenStudio is turning Mike into something a law firm could actually run, with client privacy wired in before any prompt leaves the building.
A fork from slurpojoe that gives Mike more ways to reach language models, including DeepSeek and a no-API-key path through your Codex login.
A privacy-minded take on Mike that keeps a firm's AI traffic inside its own Microsoft Azure tenant.
A near-untouched fork of Mike from an Italian IT shop, one housekeeping commit deep and not yet showing its hand.
A fresh fork of Mike from luciatoppetti, one quiet housekeeping commit in - nothing reader-facing has changed yet.
A private snapshot of Mike that danielolamide0 has parked on GitHub - no product direction has surfaced yet.
A rebranded Mike, reimagined as YURIS, that frees the AI and document storage from any single cloud vendor.
amaingot's take on Mike, rebuilt from the ground up to live entirely on Amazon's cloud instead of Cloudflare and Supabase.
A back-end-focused fork of Mike that unifies its AI plumbing, adds real tests, and lets the chat reach live web results.
A fork that wraps Mike in a security-hardened label and an audit report - but hasn't shipped the fixes yet.
drewstokesbary is getting Mike running on Render - a deployment fork, not a product pivot, at least so far.
An early, barely-diverged fork of Mike from Audette-Analytics, so far limited to quiet backend plumbing rather than a distinct product direction.
gregplumbly's fork takes Mike toward a containerized, deployable backend - a quiet infrastructure-first start.
A Swiss-focused personal fork with OpenCaseLaw grounding and Cloudflare Workers deploy
KB01111 is rebuilding Mike as a self-hosted desktop app - your own Postgres, your own auth, running on your machine.
A security-first take on Mike that treats every sensitive action as something to log, scope, and expire.
fugoku has published a full snapshot of the Mike codebase, but hasn't yet taken it anywhere new.
wozhub is rebuilding Mike into Inquilino - a Spanish-language assistant for Argentine renters navigating rent, expenses, and tenancy law.
gercyc is rebuilding Mike to run entirely inside a firm's own walls - self-hosted, multilingual, and wired to more AI engines.
Supabase-native Mike fork with the first authored schema migration in the ecosystem
Single-commit fork that renames Mike to MatrixAI while disabling authentication without acknowledgment.
Security-focused fork patching cross-tenant authorization gaps in Mike's Supabase backend
Hardened, self-hosted Mike fork with Prisma ORM, Redis caching, and a Docker-based AI Legal stack.
A privacy-minded take on Mike that can route model calls through a gateway which pseudonymizes prompts before they reach the LLM providers.
AGPL-3.0-only license declared in lockfiles
Stripped to OpenAI only
Early-stage fork targeting a threec.ai product: deploy tooling, an attempted Multer upgrade, and Railpack build fixes.
A full CLM layer built on top of upstream mike: counterparty index, intake triage, contract facts, tabular version history, and Grok support.
Canadian legal AI fork: Python sovereignty backend alongside upstream TS, with CanLII/MCP retrieval, LSO compliance surfaces, and RLS hardening
CN-locale fork fixing file upload encoding for Chinese filenames
Adds nightly CI skeleton - dependency install checks, no tests
Nevada-focused Mike fork: jurisdiction-pinned system prompt, renamed with upstream attribution
Archibald312 takes the Mike codebase out of law and rebuilds it as GordonOSS, a diligence assistant for finance.
Single-tenant internal legal platform for Helinox, built on the mike base
Automated upstream sync and OpenRouter/LiteLLM routing via env or per-user settings
Test fork of mike with a Claude Code devcontainer setup
A security-minded fork of Mike, hardening the chat backend against prompt injection, unchecked inputs, and unmetered usage.
Frontend on Cloudflare Workers via OpenNext; backend settled on Render after a failed Workers attempt
U.S.-focused fork of MikeOSS targeting solo lawyers; self-hostable with your own API keys, Clerk auth, and a triage workflow that connects document extraction to task launch.
Mike white-labeled as "OpenLex" with SaaS tier and demo messaging removed
A Mike fork reshaped for non-technical lawyers: simplified UX, guided workflows, and legal-practice terminology throughout.
Mike fork targeting law firms: legal vocabulary, a full seven-sprint product roadmap, and an agentic build pipeline.
Infrastructure migration fork: swapping Supabase and Cloudflare for Auth0, Heroku Postgres, and S3
Full domain pivot to marketing assistant -- retains Mike's infrastructure, replaces the legal feature layer
Deep Supabase-to-pg migration with firm-specific auth, workspaces, and a growing roadmap through vector RAG
One-line R2 region override for non-default Cloudflare bucket configurations
A Mike fork from @ethicalmohit aimed at making the whole stack self-hostable with a single command.
Early-stage Australian Mike fork with a jurisdiction-scoped persona prompt and rebrand, core features not yet wired
EU-focused fork with an MCP server for EUR-Lex lookup, a local-LLM-capable backend, and a rebranded frontend.
Mike renamed to Donna, retargeted at Traditional Chinese-speaking law firms
Private Azure-hosted single-user deployment, rebranded as "Johann"
A self-hosting-friendly take on Mike that trims cloud vendors and can run against a local model instead of a hosted API.
Repositioning upstream mike as Juridisk - a Norwegian legal SaaS for SMEs, with a complete backend scaffold and product architecture.
a1exxd0's near-mirror of Mike, distinguished so far by a single quiet tune-up to how the backend talks to storage.
Full AWS replatform of the mike legal-AI codebase: Bedrock, Aurora, Cognito, AgentCore Strands agents, Vite frontend
Mike fork rebuilt as a paid SaaS: Vercel AI Gateway routing, Stripe subscriptions, and a full Mike 2.1 design system migration.
Vercel monorepo deployment with esbuild bundling and lazy Supabase client
justice-bac is doing the deployment plumbing that lets Mike actually run inside a government department, not just on a laptop.
AWS-native fork of willchen96/mike: Supabase and Cloudflare replaced with Fargate, Aurora, Clerk, and SST v3.
Single-commit fork bootstrap: npm over Bun, Express 5, Multer 2, Supabase Storage region hint.
Binary zip files committed to repo root - prototype artifacts, no source changes
Docker self-host setup with healthchecks and Next.js build-arg fix
Tanzanian legal AI fork with Leksa RAG and a bare-VM deploy script
A full, deliberate AGPL source disclosure of a heavily production-modified Mike - the most complete public window into what a hardened downstream Mike actually looks like.
Single targeted PR from Dovetail: makes the OpenAI provider configurable so self-hosted deployments can point at Azure OpenAI or any compatible Responses endpoint.
Self-hosted Docker stack to run mike without any cloud service dependencies
A Brazilian-Portuguese rebuild of Mike that can run entirely on your own hardware and wear your own brand.
A production-hardened fork deployed on AWS under a new product name, with substantive work on encryption, email parsing, auth, and security controls.
Mike fork being rewritten as Luke: a local-first, single-user job-search workbench targeting Ollama, SurrealDB, and an eventual Go backend
Mike fork adapted for Danish legal practice, with pgvector-backed statute retrieval and backend-mediated profile access
Lef-F/mike: self-host stack, upstream security audit, and a jsonb bug fix
Single commit so far: a Korean-language architecture reference reverse-engineered from upstream code.
A private, self-hosted build of Mike locked to one company's Google logins, with document review taught to handle folders and scanned PDFs.
Operational integration fork: Docker + Infisical deploy stack for a rule26 sibling-service environment
rmerk is bending Mike into a Minnesota medical-malpractice records engine that mines charts and builds litigation-ready chronologies.
A from-scratch desktop rebuild of Mike that runs entirely on your own machine, plus a way to hand workflows between instances as files.
EU-focused Mike fork targeting sovereign deployment with Docker self-hosting, local LLM support, managed model endpoints, and five-language UI
Local-first Electron app with a Word task-pane add-in for AI-assisted legal document review
LEXCEPTIO/mike: AGPL relicensing and TypeScript config modernization
Self-hosting focus: Supabase-optional Postgres, Ollama LLM support, and local file storage via Docker Compose
Adds redline-aware document extraction for DOCX tracked changes and PDF color annotations
Adds French/German/English localization via next-intl, with Mistral LLM support and legal-citation toggles bundled alongside.
kushbavaria's take on standing Mike up on Google Cloud Run, scoped to an Ornn-domain audience - sketched, then shelved.
Mike fork rebuilt as a Swiss-jurisdiction legal platform, with MCP server integration, four-language i18n, and a pre-flight privilege scanner.
A Dutch-market fork adding rechtspraak.nl and wetten.overheid.nl search, an in-app legal source reader, API key encryption, and redline document extraction.
Turbine Legal: Mike rebuilt for aviation-leasing contract management on Azure/AWS/Vercel, mid-rewrite
Drops Supabase entirely in favor of a self-hosted Docker stack: Postgres 16 + Auth.js v5 + Drizzle ORM + MinIO, all runnable from `docker compose up`.
A security-minded fork of Mike hardening it for lawyers who want to try AI against real, sensitive matters.
A Mike fork by @0xNadr focused on smoothing local development - one-command containerized setup with Supabase scaffolding.
A fork betting that Mike OSS should be installable by a lawyer, not just an engineer.
Exploratory fork adding OpenRouter multi-model routing, Voyage AI legal-tuned semantic search, and a multi-tenant org/persona layer that injects firm and user context into every chat.
Turkish jurisdiction pivot: four court integrations added in one commit, three dependent on an undocumented local Python sidecar.
kveton's fork centers on one thing: pulling sensitive trust decisions out of the browser and behind the backend.
Multi-provider LLM access, legal-domain semantic search, and firm-deployable persona injection
Single bot-authored commit scaffolding an IP/trademark analytics product direction
Mike fork adding per-token hallucination scoring over an external probe service
LLM-stack breadth fork: MCP tool federation, OpenRouter, Copilot bridge, and optional R2 storage.
Azure AI Foundry-targeted fork with a Python FastAPI backend and AustLII / Australian legal plugins.
Olava/Qwen3 legal assistant with vision mode, research orchestration, and tabular document review
jellz77/mike adds Ollama for fully on-prem LLM inference
1sbang's fork exists to harden Mike's system prompt: refuse leaks, protect personal data, resist tool misuse.
idukeric/mike adds OpenRouter as a third LLM provider
houdini479's take on Mike, opening with a security-and-setup cleanup that clears a critical advisory and unbreaks local install.
A fork whose main idea is a shared, declarative format so Mike's legal-review workflows can travel between forks.
Mike extended for EU/UK in-house counsel, with hardened production defaults for privileged document handling
A near-untouched mirror of Mike whose one visible experiment - smoother document uploads - was pulled minutes after it went up.
jamietso/mike-redline surfaces tracked changes and comment bubbles to the LLM
Single-commit Supabase extraction -- Postgres, JWT, and Docker Compose replacing the entire cloud dependency
ZachLaik is adding a Connectors settings page so firms can plug their own outside tools into Mike's assistant themselves.
Dependency bumps to get a clean install
Full Case.dev platform integration on top of the willchen96/mike base, with a hosted public demo and BYOK escape hatches for LLM routing and Postgres.
Fork being rebuilt as a firm-branded client portal with role-based matter access
Adds Azure OpenAI as a third provider and hardens the frontend install flow
Local-only Mike fork: Supabase and R2 replaced with a JSON file and the filesystem
Offline-capable Mike with a fake LLM, vendored Supabase runtime, and Cloudflare Tunnel auth
TypeScript strict mode relaxed in the backend
A fork exploring how to run Mike on AI you host yourself, not just the commercial cloud services.
Self-hosted deployment path for mike with Docker, Supabase, and MinIO
Railway-deployed fork rebranded as "unburdn law"; one Next.js security patch worth cherry-picking
Full self-hosted mode: SQLite, local file storage, Hermes LLM adapter, zero cloud accounts
Parallel Databricks-target app added alongside the upstream codebase
A multi-jurisdictional legal AI fork built around MCP tool adapters, citation rendering, and a full source-management UI.
Deployment-focused fork: Render Dockerfile, Vercel peer-dep fixes, crawl blocking, and a JSONB query bug fix
A near-mirror of Mike whose one visible contribution closes a signing-secret hole in the download subsystem.
A contributor's fork: pritamrp is proposing clearer setup instructions for upstream Mike, not building a variant.
Minimal fork of Mike, renamed to Attoray with a one-line README change and no other tracked modifications.
jchan7/mike renames everything to Bobby and adds a plaintext dev-login backdoor
Self-hosting-focused fork with a Docker Compose stack for bare-metal Linux deployment and MinIO storage fixes.
thegrif's take on Mike that lets you run the legal-AI app on OpenAI, not just Claude or Gemini.
A fork wiring Mike into a federated search backend so its assistant can reach past uploaded files into case law and connected systems.
ryanmcdonough is hardening Mike's access controls so a signed-in user can only ever reach what's theirs.
Contributor onboarding fork - adds a File City guided tour of the Mike codebase structure
A near-untouched Mike fork whose only visible work is a tight set of backend security fixes proposed by abbyshekit.
Removes the License section from README.md across two commits; no code changes.
umerkay bolts a live web-research arm onto Mike, so the assistant can read the open web on demand.
Supabase-native fork deployed on Fly.io + Vercel, built for a PE/credit legal team
fabiotaroc/mike - adds OpenAI as a third LLM provider alongside Claude and Gemini
Fork with one commit: AGPL-3.0 license removed, no code changes
Full local stack: filesystem storage, local LLM, local Supabase, vendored assets
GitHub auth smoke test only - no real changes
Upstream Mike fork with a renamed README, no other changes
Upstream mirror with a single README note linking to the fork motivation
Law-firm rebrand of Mike: OpenAI provider, Supabase RLS, and dev-auth wired in from the start.